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Meanings of began the general in English

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Usage of began the general in English
1
"The children of the nineteenth century, and their parents- " beganthe general, again.
The Idiot
2
"Before France would have given warning to the Spanish admiralty- " beganthe General.
A Woman of Thirty
3
"We see you've reclaimed your broom," began the General without formality.
Son of a witch: volume two in the wicked years
4
"Perhaps I should tell the countess," began the general, "that we have learned-
The Lost Road
5
"Why, don't you, aren't you- " beganthe general, in alarm.
The Idiot
6
"Major Lacy said- " beganthe general, changing his tactics.
A Little Traitor to the South / A War Time Comedy with a Tragic ...
7
"Really-aw-verysingularphenomena," began the General; "very singular!
Men, Women, and Ghosts
8
"If North is innocent- " beganthe general.
The Just and the Unjust
9
"Look here, Aglaya- " beganthe general.
The Idiot
10
"No-no- mydeargirl, " beganthe general.
The Idiot
11
"Nastasia Philipovna!" began the general, reproachfully.
The Idiot
12
"The Phansigars, or Thugs, of India," began the General, "are the most dangerous and dreaded of the tribes of North India.
Sixes and Sevens
13
"I, like everyone else," began the general, "have committed certain not altogether graceful actions, so to speak, during the course of my life.
The Idiot
14
"This will not do-- " beganthe General, but fancying that he heard footsteps in the garden, he broke off to fling open the window.
A Woman of Thirty
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